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Upper Hot Springs Pool

Ok, so technically it’s not really a cultural landmark, but for over a century visitors and locals alike have made their way to soak and recline in the heat of the Upper Hot Springs Pool. ...more »

Location: Banff
Type: Attractions
Tel: (403) 762-1515

For decades the Calgary Tower has been the kingpin of the city’s skyline and a fantastic spot to view the Rockies. Built in 1968, it became the site of the world’s tallest Olympic Flame in 1988. ...more »

Location: City of Calgary
Type: Attractions

Columbia Icefields

The Columbia Icefields are one of Canada’s national treasures.Nestled in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, the bold and barren landscape of the icefields is a fascinating and unique natural wonder. ...more »

Location: Jasper
Type: Attractions
Tel: 1 (800) 760-6934

Discovery Wildlife Park

Discovery Wildlife Park is a unique wildlife facility dedicated to providing homes for orphans or adopted animals including bears, big cats and wolves to monkeys and moose. ...more »

Location: Innisfail
Type: Theme Parks
Tel: 403-227-3211

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Our Local Experts say:

Almost everything about Alberta is big and Albertans themselves tend to live large. Some of these landmarks run to the expected, such as the Calgary Tower.

Others, such as roadside attractions from giant vegetables, animals or historic figures, are an expression of this provincial affinity for Big Stuff.
Still others include buildings, architecture, places or geology worth seeing for historic or other reasons.